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Build enterprise dashboards

Maintain legacy KO systems

KO consulting/modernization

Migration services

Custom KO plugins and bindings

Continued long-term stability

Used mainly in maintenance mode

Improved TypeScript integration

Better tooling from community

Still valuable for legacy support

When building massive SPAs

When needing modern UI patterns

When requiring large ecosystems and plugins

When needing SSR-first architecture

When team prefers component-based frameworks

Knockout.js is a stable and lightweight MVVM library.

Great for dynamic forms and data-binding–heavy UIs.

Its lifecycle and reactivity rely on observables.

Ideal for enterprise legacy systems.

Still valuable where simple declarative bindings are enough.

Is Knockout.js still used?

Yes - many enterprise systems rely on it long-term.

Does KO support two-way binding?

Yes, via `value` and `observable()`.

Can KO be used with modern bundlers?

Yes, via npm installations.

Is Knockout a framework?

No - it is a lightweight MVVM library.

Can KO interoperate with React/Vue?

Yes, for embedding legacy KO widgets.